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Ph.D Rhetoric and Composition, University of Oregon.
Dr. Bordelon coordinates the department’s Upper Division
Writing Program and serves as the advisor for the Interdisciplinary
Minor in Rhetoric and Writing Studies. Her teaching and research
interests include literacy studies, composition pedagogy and
theory, ethics, advanced composition, argument, and nineteenth-century
women’s rhetorics. Her book, A
Feminist Legacy: The Rhetoric and Pedagogy of Gertrude Buck,
has been published in the Studies in Rhetorics and Feminisms
series, sponsored by Southern Illinois University Press. She
has published in Rhetoric Society Quarterly, College
Composition and Communication, the Journal of Teaching
Writing, Reading Research and Instruction, and
Nineteenth-Century Prose. Dr. Bordelon’s articles
have been anthologized in The Changing Tradition: Women
in the History of Rhetoric (1999) and Historical
Studies of Writing Program Administration: Individuals, Communities,
and the Formation of a Discipline (2004).
(Photograph by Adam William Gheshmi)
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